Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-23
PACIFIC COAST.

J. F. Dunno, OF San Benito county, has
| had severe stroke of paralysis.
| The crops in Yuba and Suffer are better
than usual, and the acreage is large.
The two rival water companies of Liver
more are engaged in bitter warfare.
Nine persons have been arrested for beat
! ing police officer in Los Angeles while he
was endeavoring TO prevent a prize-ight.
J. J. Mcdonald, carpenter working on
| the bridge near Fairview. San Bernardino
county, fell and was instantly killed on
Saturday.
The statement that men were killed in a
cave at the Siskiyou Mountain tunnel
| Wednesday night is not correct. Nobody
was killed.
The Board Of Commissioners for the care
| Of the INDECENT Insane of Nevada has ex-
onerated DIR. Bishop of the charges pre-
terred against him by William Thompson.
A dispatch has been received from Camp
Verde, Arizona, stating that S. s. Shull had
been found dead in his house, apparently
shot with shotgun. He was a cattle
rancher.
Parties have contracted to set out 10000
olive trees at Templeton next season. Other
large quantities Of olives will be planted.
as that region proves specially adapted to
their culture.
Isaac Harris, a resident of San Francisco,
committed suicide on Saturday in the Viii
kiDs House, Santa Cruz by cutting his
throat with a pecket-knife. Deceased had
been in Ill health for some time.
On Friday night while a ball was in prog
resS in barn on the farm of r. NJ Daniels
near Gait, the spectators seats gave way
and number OF persons were injured by
being thrown among horses tied beneath
The Riverside electric railway is nearly
fifteen miles long and is an assured sue
cess. The subscript ons amount to over
$4,000, and the company is to be organ
lied and will commence work immedi-
ately.
A. NJ. Barley, the wool-buyer, was
brought from San Francisco to Red Bluff
upon a charge of emoezzlement emanating
from his wool transactions this spring. He
was admitted to bail, but was rearrested on
two charges of obtaining goods upon false
pretenses.
Railroad is all the talk in Modoc, Las
sen and Northeastern Shasta just now. Il is
| thought that the Nevada and California
road, which is now being built to Honey
Lake Valley. Isssen county, will be ex-
| tended with a terminus at Alturas, by the
way of Aadaline Plains.
-Four Petaluma saloon keepers were ar
rested on Saturday for violating the State
| license law and brought to Santa Rosa.
They were fined and compelled TO pay the
! license. District Attorney Pearce has insri-
tuted several other prosecutions of a SINH
! lar character.
4 letter from Janos, Mex, declares the
| existence of an extensive volcano, and saws:
! The smoke is so dense il has cut off the
suns rays" Aany testified that when the
earthquake occurred they saw large bowlG-
ers shot up into the air and flames burst
forth from the summit of the mountain
setting fire 10 the forest.
,9n Saturday, the body of Catherine
bQUinney. aged 20 years. vas found floa,ieg
! in tte Columbia river, at Portland Or
I Late en- Friday night she was seen walking
along the wharves while under the influ-
ence ct liquor, and it IS supposed that she
! Esll overheard. She was at enc time
wealthy, when she became a slave to drink
/ als2 seu21dered her proper;S in dissipation.